A couple arrives at the cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507422

Women pray at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival as public housing buildings are seen in the background in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507421

Picture of a deceased man is seen on a burial chamber at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507417

A man cleans his family burial chamber at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507412

People are seen carrying food at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507409

People are seen at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival in Hong Kong, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507407

People visit and pray a columbarium at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507404

People visit and pray a columbarium at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507402

A deceased columbarium is seen at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507399

A couple prays in front of her family burial chamber at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, as public housing buildings are seen in the background in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507392

A man walks through tombstones at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507387

People go down the stairs towards the exit as they walk through tombstones at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507383

A father and his son walks through tombstones as they leave the cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507381

A man wearing a rain jacket walks through tombstones at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507379

People go down the stairs towards the exit as they walk through tombstones at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507378

A janitor rests at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507364

People burn offerings incense at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Chinese Memorial Day or Ancestors' Day Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507357

People burn offerings incense at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507358

People pray and burn offerings incense at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507356

People burn offerings incense at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507343

People burn offerings incense at a cemetery during the Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English, in Hong Kong, China. The annual Ching Ming Festival, when people visit the graves of deceased relatives and leave offerings in remembrance and respect as the Hong Kong government tries to keep the number of COVID-19 coronavirus infected cases under control while more people get vaccinated.

04.04.2021#6507342